Holder out for 32; WI lose 6th wicket

October 27, 2018 16:42

WI 216-6 (41 ovs) vs India | Scorecard

Kuldeep beats Hope with the googly who plays down the wrong line but the leg before appeal is turned down. He manages to tap the second ball to square leg and picks a quiet single.

Debutant Fabian Allen gets off the mark with a single to long-off before Hope drills a wide half-volley through the covers for a four.

Seven runs from his final over as Kuldeep finishes with good figures of two for 52 in his 10 overs, with Windies reaching 211 for six in 40 overs.

Hope has kept the Windies afloat, having made 88 from 101 balls so far, while Allen is on one.

Khaleel, who just has one over left, comes back. Hope picks a single off the first ball followed by two dot balls to Allen before the right-hander gets a thick outside edge which flies past the wicketkeeper for a four.

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